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 1      1, Int  |       and the universality and perfection of your learning. For I
 2      1, Int  |    king and the difference and perfection of such a king.~Therefore
 3      1, II   |      of government in greatest perfection, there lived the best poet,
 4      1, III  |     too far to bring things to perfection, and to reduce the corruption
 5      1, VII  |   Trajan’s in glory of arms or perfection of justice, yet in deserving
 6      1, VII  |      excelled them likewise in perfection of all royal virtues; insomuch
 7      1, VII  |      himself knew well his own perfection in learning, and took it
 8      2, I    |       extant, and that in good perfection; the two latter are bandied
 9      2, II   |   states, it is extant in good perfection. Not but I could wish there
10      2, VII  |    deficient. In what truth or perfection they are handled, I make
11      2, XVII |       one man cannot attain to perfection of knowledge, the wisdom
12      2, XVIII|       one man cannot attain to perfection of knowledge, the wisdom
13      2, XXI  |        angelical nature is the perfection of his form; the error or
14      2, XXII | excellently called the bond of perfection, because it comprehendeth
15      2, XXII |      him suddenly into greater perfection than all the doctrine of
16      2, XXIII|       be made according to the perfection of the art, and not according
17      2, XXIII|       be made according to the perfection of the art, and not according
18      2, XXV  |       the law moral is of that perfection whereunto the light of nature
19      2, XXV  |        discerning touching the perfection of the moral law; but how?
20      2, XXV  |        of further building and perfection upon one and the same foundation;
21      2, XXV  |      and the points of further perfection only, ought to be with piety
22      2, XXV  |       strength, and a complete perfection; whereof the two first they
23      2, XXV  |     positions.~(13) And as for perfection or completeness in divinity,
24      2, XXV  |      the kingdom of glory, the perfection of the laws of nature, the